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NOA Says Nigeria’s Debt Profile Has Significantly Decreased Under President Tinubu0
NOA Says Nigeria’s Debt Profile Has Significantly Decreased Under President Tinubu The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has said that Nigeria’s public debt profile has recorded a “significant decrease” since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office in May 2023, crediting the administration’s economic reforms and prudent fiscal management for the improvement. Tinubu’s New Service Chiefs
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Tanzania’s First Female President Samia Suluhu Seeks Re-election Amid Crackdown On Opposition0
Tanzania’s First Female President Samia Suluhu Seeks Re-election Amid Crackdown on Opposition Tanzania is set to hold a presidential election on October 29, but what should be a landmark democratic exercise is now marred by controversy, repression, and fear. President Samia Suluhu Hassan, the country’s first female head of state, is seeking re-election amid
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President Tinubu Sacks Service Chiefs, Appoints New Military Leadership, Retains Chief Of Defence Intelligence0
President Tinubu Sacks Service Chiefs, Appoints New Military Leadership, Retains Chief of Defence Intelligence President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has dismissed the nation’s service chiefs, announcing a new slate of top military commanders in a decisive move aimed at revitalizing the armed forces and strengthening national security. The announcement, made through a statement from the Presidency
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FG Re-awards Ibadan-Ife-Ilesha Road To New Contractor0
FG Re-awards Ibadan-Ife-Ilesha Road to New Contractor In what can only be described as another episode of Nigeria’s long-standing infrastructure drama, the Federal Government has once again re-awarded the Ibadan–Ife–Ilesha Expressway project to a new contractor, years after the previous one vanished into thin air—along with a generous chunk of taxpayers’ money. The decision, announced
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Nigeria Seeks UN Support For $10 Billion Long-Term Funding To Tackle Internal Displacement Crisis0
Nigeria Seeks UN Support for $10 Billion Long-Term Funding to Tackle Internal Displacement Crisis The Federal Government of Nigeria has formally requested the assistance of the United Nations to secure a $10 billion long-term funding plan aimed at addressing the country’s deepening internal displacement crisis. The move underscores the growing urgency to find sustainable solutions
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